build: make spotless run more reliably #358
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Signed-off-by: Niels Pardon <par@zurich.ibm.com>
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When I run
./gradlew clean buildon my local clone I constantly see Spotless tripping up on files in thebuildfolder no longer existing which means I have to run the command multiple times. This suggests to me that thetargetExcludeconfiguration does not work as expected.Instead this PRs configures the
targetto format every*.javafile within any of thesrc/*/java/**directories which works more reliably and achieves the same goal as the current configuration.This PR also adds
.metalsto the.gitignorefor the VS Code users among us which uses metals for the Scala code.